Kiaura Collection

Kiaura Collection
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Designed to Support Human Performance

Seating Built to Move With You

The Kiaura Collection™, built with Cognetic Technology™ and invented by Aaron DeJule, redefines the way we sit by responding to micro-movements and supporting the body’s natural need for motion. The Kiaura Collection offers a cohesive system that brings comfort, collaboration, and flow into every space.

Task Seating

Lasting comfort and focused performance across work environments.

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Conference Seating

Supportive comfort and cohesive design for modern collaboration in meeting spaces.

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Lounge Seating

Sophisticated design details and inviting forms help create welcoming spaces.

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Kiaura Occasional Tables

Create A Cohesive Lounge Experience

With coordinated materials, finishes, and forms, the Kiaura Collection occasional tables create visual continuity while adding function to lounge environments.

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Behind The Kiaura Collection

Cognetic Technology™

Cognetic Technology lives at the intersection of ergonomics, physiological well-being, and neurocognitive support. Designed to bring these interconnected dimensions together through continuous, natural movement, Cognetic Technology supports how people sit, think, feel, and engage throughout the day.

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Designer & Inventor

Aaron DeJule

Aaron DeJule is an avid observer who translates the stillness of thought into the discipline of industrial production. A graduate of the Institute of Design in Chicago with a BS in Industrial Design, Aaron has dedicated his later career to reimagining the experience of sitting—pushing the limits of seating technology while refining the relationship between aesthetics and usability.

Since establishing a design practice in 2001, he has partnered with industry-leading companies to develop award-winning furniture and lighting. His work has earned top honors, including the grand prize of the Alias/IBM design competition for his visionary work on an infant mobile that monitors engagement, IDSA Gold, NeoCon Gold, and NeoCon Silver awards.

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